The Tender Years Doctrine Once Prevailed as the Standard for Deciding

question 11

Multiple Choice

The tender years doctrine once prevailed as the standard for deciding child custody. This rule dictated that:

• A) young children were to stay with the father.
• B) all female children were placed with the father.
• C) young children and all male children were placed with the father.
• D) young children and all female children were placed with the mother.

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